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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE Prof. Dr. Christine Neuhold Professor of EU Democratic Governance Dean Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS) University of Maastricht Grote Gracht 90-92, 6200 MD Maastricht Office: +31-43-3882537 Email: [email protected] https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/c.neuhold AFFILIATIONS Sept 2020 Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS), Maastricht University Sept 2019 Research Programme Director, Politics and Culture in Europe (FASoS) Sept 2018 Director UM Campus Brussels Sept 2017 Full Professor of EU Democratic Governance Sept. 2015-19 Head of the Department of Political Science May 2013 -17 Extraordinary Professor of EU Democratic Governance 2017-2018 Academic Director UM Campus Brussels Sept 2013-17 Director of the Graduate School of FASoS June 2012 -17 Member of the Board of Campus Brussels 03.-06.2011 Visiting Scholar, Institute of European Studies (IES), Berkeley, University of California. 2007- 2013 Associate Professor of European Governance Sept. 2011- 13 Director of Studies, Research Master European Studies (FASoS) Sept. 2011- 13 Member of the Board of the Graduate School (FASoS) Sept. 2011-13 Coordinator of PREMIUM, Honors programme for MA students (FASoS) 2010-2012 Member of Research Panel (FASoS) 2008-2010 Director of Studies, Bachelor Programme European Studies (BA-ES) 2005 – 2007 Associate Dean of International Affairs (FASoS) Faculty Board 1 2004-2007 Director of Studies, Master of European Public Affairs March 2002 Assistant Professor, Maastricht University, European Studies Programme 2000-2002 Assistant Professor, Institute for Advanced Studies (Research Institute and Postgraduate education), Department of Political Science, Vienna 1999-2000 Researcher at the European Institute of Public Administration, Maastricht. 1997-1999 Research Assistant and Postgraduate Scholarship by the Austrian Ministry of Science and Researcher at the European Institute of Public Administration, Maastricht, Netherlands. 1996-1997 Researcher, Renner Institute, (Political Academy of the Austrian Social Democratic Party), Vienna. 1994 Intern at the British Press-office of the European People’s Party, European Parliament, Brussels/Strasbourg. 1990 (Sept.) Intern, Daily Newspaper, Der Standard, Vienna. 1989 (July) Intern, Radio International, Austrian Broadcasting (ORF), Vienna. DEGREES 1996-2000 Doctoral Degree in Political Science, University of Vienna (cum laude). Doctoral Thesis: The Role of the European Parliament in the EU Policy Process. Democratic Control over the Implementing Powers of the European Commission Supervisors: Univ. Prof. Dr. Emmerich Tálos; Univ. Prof. Dr. Karl Ucakar. 1990-1995 Master Degree in Political Science, University of Vienna (cum laude). Master Thesis: A Comparison of the Refugee Policies of Austria and Belgium Supervisor: Univ. Prof. Dr. Emmerich Tálos 1990 Matura and International Baccalaureate, Vienna International School, Vienna PUBLICATIONS Books Högenauer, A.L. Neuhold, C. and Christiansen T. (2016) Parliamentary Administrations in the EU, London: Palgrave, Macmillian Neuhold, C. (2001): Die Einbeziehung des Europäischen Parlaments in den Rechtsetzungsprozeß der Europäischen Union. Demokratische Kontrollmöglichkeiten im Hinblick auf die Durchführungsbefugnisse der Europäischen Kommission, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang GmbH, Europäischer Verlag der Wissenschaften (The role of the European Parliament in the EU Policy Process. Democratic control over the implementing powers of the European Commission). 2 Articles in peer-reviewed journals De Ruiter, R. and Neuhold, C. (2020) ‘Subsidiarity watchdogs’ and the ‘kennel’ of trilogues: when do they bark?, The role of National Parliaments in trilogue negotiations’, in: Journal of European Public Policy, Special Issue, Accepted for publication, July 2020 Neuhold, C and Rosén, G. (2019) Editorial: Out of the shadows, into the limelight: Parliaments and politicisation, Politics and Governance, Volume 7, Issue 3, Pages 220–226 DOI: 10.17645/pag.v7i3.2443 Auel, K. and Neuhold C. (2017) Multi-arena players in the making? Conceptualizing the role of national parliaments since the Lisbon Treaty, Journal of European Public Policy, 24 (10) pp. 1547- 1561 Neuhold, C. and Năstase, A. (2017) Transparency Watchdog: Guarding the Law and Independent from Politics? The Relationship between the European Ombudsman and the European Parliament, Politics and Governance, 5 (3) DOI: 10.17645. Neuhold, C. and Högenauer, A.L. (2016) ‘An Information Network of Officials? Dissecting the Role and Nature of the Network of Parliamentary Representatives in the European Parliament’, Journal of Legislative Studies, DOI.10.1080/13572334.2016.1163884 . Vanhoonacker, S. and Neuhold, C. (2015) ‘Dynamics of institutional cooperation in the European Union: Dimensions and effects. An Introduction’, European Integration Online papers (EIoP), 19(1), pp.1-15. Högenauer, A.L. and Neuhold, C. (2015) ‘National Parliaments after Lisbon: Administrations on the Rise?, West European Politics, Vol. 38:2, pp. 335-354. Neuhold, C. and Dobbels, M (2014) ‘Paper-keepers or policy shapers? The role of unelected officials in the European Parliament’, Comparative European Politics, doi:10.1057/cep.2014.7 Christiansen, T.; A. Högenauer; Neuhold, C. (2014) ‘National Parliaments in the post-Lisbon European Union: Bureaucratisation rather than Democratisation?’, Comparative European Politics, (12), pp. 121-140. Christiansen, T. and Neuhold C. (2013) ‘Informal Politics in the EU’, Journal of Common Market Studies, 51(6), pp. 1196-2106. Dobbels, M. and Neuhold, C. (2013) ‘The Roles Bureaucrats Play’: The Input of the European Parliament (EP) Administrators into the Ordinary Legislative Procedure: A Case Study Approach, Journal of European Integration, 35(4), pp. 375-390. De Ruiter, R. and Neuhold C. (2012): ‘Why is fast track the way to go? Justifications for early agreement in the co-decision procedure and their effects’, European Law Journal, 18:4, pp. 536–554 Neuhold C. and De Ruiter R. (2010): ‘Out of REACH? Parliamentary control in the Netherlands and the UK’, Journal of Legislative Studies, 16(1), pp. 57-72. Settembri P. and Neuhold C. (2009): ‘Achieving consensus through committees: Does the European Parliament manage?’, Journal of Common Market Studies, 47(1), pp. 127-151. 3 Neuhold C. (2008): ‘Taming the ‘Trojan Horse’ of Comitology? Accountability issues of Comitology and the Role of the European Parliament’, European Integration Online papers (EIoP), 12(1), pp. 1-17. Shahin J. and Neuhold C. (2007): ‘Connecting Europe’: the Use of ‘New” Information and Communication Technologies within European Parliament Standing Committees’, in: Journal of Legislative Studies, 13(3), pp. 388-402. Hegeland H. and Neuhold C. (2002): ‘Parliamentary participation in EU affairs in Austria, Finland and Sweden: Newcomers with different approaches’, in: European Integration online Papers (EIoP), 6 (10), pp. 1-16. Neuhold C. (2001): ‘The "Legislative Backbone" keeping the Institution upright? The Role of European Parliament Committees in the EU Policy-Making Process’, European Integration online Papers (EIoP) , 5(10), pp. 1-23. (Co-)Editor of edited volumes and journals (peer-reviewed) Neuhold, C and Rosén, G. (2019) Editors of Special Issue: Out of the shadows, into the limelight: Parliaments and politicisation: Politics and Governance, 7 (3) Neuhold, C. and Vanhoonacker, S. (eds.) (2015) Dynamics of institutional cooperation in the European Union: Dimensions and effects, Special Issue of European Integration Online papers (EIoP), 19(1) Hefftler, C., Neuhold, C. Rozenberg, O., Smith, J. (eds.) (2015): The Palgrave Handbook of National Parliaments, London: Palgrave, Macmillan. Neuhold, C., Vanhoonacker S. and Verhey L. (eds.) (2013): Civil Servants and Politics, London: Palgrave Macmillan. Christiansen, T. and Neuhold C. (eds.). (2012): International Handbook on Informal Governance, Edgar Elgar, Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar, Cheltenham. De Bievre D. and Neuhold C. (eds.) (2007): Dynamics and Obstacles of European Governance, Edgar Elgar, Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar, Cheltenham. Neuhold C. and Sauer B. (eds.) (2004): Rechtsstaat und Politik. Austrian Journal of Political Science, Nomos: Baden-Baden (33):1. Book chapters and other journal articles (selection) Neuhold, C. (2019) The EU’s Democratic Deficit, in: Oxford Handbook of Politics, Oxford: Oxford University Press, Accepted for publication in July 2019 Roos, M. and Neuhold, C. (2018) Studying the Informal in European Integration: a Research Guide, in: Roos et.al. Informal Governance in the EU, Routledge Neuhold, C. (2017) ‘Monitoring the law and independent from politics’? The relationship between the European Ombudsman and the European Parliament, in: Hofmann and Ziller (eds): Accountability in the EU: The Role of the European Ombudsman, Cheltenham: Edgar Elgar, pp. 53– 74. 4 Neuhold, C. (2015) Het effect van het Verdrag van Lissabon op nationale parlementen in Europese Zaken, in: Internationale Spectator 8 (69), http://www.internationalespectator.nl/pub/2015/8/het_effect_van_lissabon_op_parlementen/ Neuhold C and Smith, J (2015) Conclusion: From ‘late-comers’ to ‘policy-shapers?’ The role of national parliaments in the ‘post-Lisbon’ Union, in: Hefftler et.al. (eds.), pp. 668-687. Dobbels, M. and Neuhold, C. (2015) ‘Officials pre-cooking EU Affairs’? in: Bauer, M. and Trondal, J. (2015) Palgrave Handbook of the European Administrative System, , London: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 246-262. Dobbels, M. and Neuhold, C. (2014):
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